WorksheetsEnginnering
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of these is not a material used in modern bridges?
Steel
Concrete
Krypton
Stone
Which of these is not a force that affects bridges?
Tension
Tenacity
Compression
Torsion
What is NOT a type of bridge?
Trundle
Beam
Arch
Suspension
Which of these is the most likely reason someone would want to build a bridge?
To allow people to cross a river
To bridge into the stars
To allow people to get to the top of a building
To allow people to cross a plain of grass
Which of these is a part of a bridge?
Engine
Beam
Wing
Vertex axis
What is considered the span of a bridge?
The length from the top of the bridge to the bottom
The length of a bridge from one pier to another
The bridge's x axis angle's length
The bridges vertical factor
This part of the bridge is used to prevent people from falling off the bridge, it is on the sides.
Safetyrail
Bridgestands
Trydomal
Guardrail
Engineers want to _______ forces from places that are weak to places that are strong
lift
disapuse
transfer
pull
What do all bridges strive to achieve?
Being stable
Forming a isosceles triangle in shape
Looking good
Being long
What is used to connect parts of the bridge together?
Trundles
Joints
Pielts
Ulers
A dead load is different from a live load because live loads
Are the mass of the part of a bridge that is living
Are the mass of the moveable objects on the bridge
Are the mass of all the people on it
Are the mass of everything on the bridge
The part of the bridge that people or vehicles travel over is known as the
Support
Foundation
Augment
Deck
How many bridges are in the United states
98382
14000
4.13*10^2
617000
What happens when a bridge's tension becomes greater than the bridge's ability to handle it?
Buckling
Shaping
Collapsing
Erosion
When the force of compression on a bridge is greater than the ability of the bridge to handle that compression, what occurs?
Buckling
Shaping
Collapsing
Erosion
